DOCTOR Balloon Tutorial - How to Make a Balloon Doctor

In recognition of our amazing NHS, this week I show you how to make a balloon doctor.

Be sure to use a balloon pump when inflating your balloons. For safety and hygiene reasons, please make sure you don't mouth-inflate - it's dangerous to your health and is unhygienic to yourself and others, so I really do recommend using a hand-pump to inflate your balloons.

I'm Melanie from Balloon Artworks. My balloon business is based in the UK. I started as a balloon twister - or balloon modeller, as we say here in the UK. Along the way, I also fell in love with balloon decor and I now offer both decor and twisting for parties, celebrations, weddings, corporate events and any type of special celebration.

⚠️ SAFETY INFORMATION: Balloons are a choking hazard. Children under 8 years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required at all times for both children and pets. Latex balloons can cause an allergic reaction.

DISCLAIMER:

All opinions and recommendations are my own. This video is not sponsored.

Balloon art requires practice and patience to master. You may need several attempts before achieving results similar to those demonstrated by Melanie Allen, a professional balloon artist. If you're considering balloon art professionally, I recommend attending face-to-face training with a reputable provider in your area.

Balloon quantities listed are estimates only. Actual amounts needed vary based on balloon quality, age, brand, and your skill level. Always have extra balloons available.

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